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Exeter Cathedral, a remarkable historical treasure, invites visitors to explore its magnificent architecture and rich past. The 700-year-old oak trusses and spiral staircases lead to breathtaking panoramic views, offering an unforgettable experience. With a rating of 4.6, this stunning cathedral promises an insightful journey through history with knowledgeable guides like Graham, Andrew, and Mike bringing tales of yore to life. As you wander, the incredible ceilings catch the eye, bathed in natural light, adding to the awe-inspiring atmosphere. The dedication to maintenance is evident, showcasing the cathedral's enduring beauty. The warmth and eagerness of volunteers enhance the visit, making every moment spent here well worth it, especially for those opting for a guided tour or rooftop walk. With a recommended duration of 1-2 hours, although many find themselves captivated for longer, Exeter Cathedral offers a wealth of intriguing stories and sights, all at an amazing value.

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Recommended visit time

1-2 hours

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Marks and Spencer (Stop 8)
Bus stop 199 m walk
High Street (Stop 4)
Bus stop 317 m walk
Queen Street (Stop 15)
Bus stop 263 m walk
South Street (Stop 41)
Bus stop 165 m walk
King Street
Bus stop 376 m walk
George's Meeting House
Bus stop 211 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.6
based on 5,496 reviews
4.6/5 5,496 reviews
K N
K N
6 days ago on Google

Unlike most cathedrals, this was wonderfully peaceful and free of crowds, when I went. Lovely staff. The 'Treasures tour' is well worth the £5 - includes the 'Exeter book', which is oldest manuscript of Old English literature/poems/riddles.

Tracey Kendall
Tracey Kendall
1 week ago on Google

Great cathedral. Beautiful inside and out. In a lovely area with cafes & shops.

Greg Hunt
Greg Hunt
1 week ago on Google

Absolutely stunning. Well worth a visit.